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Nov 21 2007, 8:23 PM EST by
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Very active. Loves to take long walks. Always ready to play. Very attentive when you talk to her. So cute she is hard to discipline.
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Nov 21 2007, 8:23 PM EST
My son and future daughter in law have a puggle (Molly. They live in my house so I play with Molly alot. I have a cat. Molly is fully trained but yes she does have accidents when left for long periods of time. Maybe once in a few months. Molly licks, give him her toys, tries to play with my cat everyday. My cat is 16 years old and wants no part of Molly. But everyday Molly wants to be friends with the cat. She is not aggressive with anyone. She is so sweet and loveable and very cute. She is hyper sometimes but that is just her. She is very scared of new things and people. She also has seperation problems when we leave her for the day. But it doesn't last long. She does chew everything so we watch what she is chewing. Sounds like we have two different dogs.
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Jul 30 2007, 9:40 PM EDT by
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they r cute i just seen it
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Puggle differences
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Puggles, for the most part, do not have the same health concerns as Pugs. They breath much more freely b/c of the extended snout and can carry babies much easier.
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Beagles and Pugs > What's good about them? What's bad about them?
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Mar 29 2007, 12:34 PM EDT by
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Since Puggles are a mix of a Beagle and a Pug checkout this right on honest site regarding both breeds.
Michelle Welton's Your Purebreed Puppy
http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com
Please read thoroughly about both breeds. Puggles are a mix between the two so expect the strengths and weaknesses to be common to most Puggles as a result.
Beagle Review:
http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/beagles.html
If you want a dog who...
Is conveniently small, yet sturdy and athletic
Is completely natural in appearance
Has a short easy-care coat
Loves exercise and outdoor activities
Is good-natured with people and other animals
A Beagle may be right for you.
If you don't want to deal with...
An extremely careful search to avoid all the neurotic Beagles
Slowness to learn and an independent "what's in it for me?" attitude toward training -- can be very stubborn
Running away, oblivious to your calls, when an interesting scent catches his attention
Slowness to housebreak
Baying and howling
Shedding
A distinctive houndy odor
Chronic health problems
A Beagle may not be right for you.
Pugs next post.
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RE: Beagles and Pugs > What's good about them? What's bad about them?
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Mar 29 2007, 12:34 PM EDT
Michelle Welton's Your Purebreed Puppy
http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com
Please read thoroughly about both breeds. Puggles are a mix between the two so expect the strengths and weaknesses shared by both breeds. t
Pugs
http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/pugs.html
If you want a dog who...
Is small, yet sturdy and blocky, even chunky
Is round-headed and short-faced, with large expressive eyes and wrinkled forehead
Has a soft, short coat
Can be calm and dignified, and also lively and playful, but is almost always dependable and good-natured with people and other pets
Seldom gets into real mischief -- adults spend much of the day snoring
A Pug may be right for you.
If you don't want to deal with...
Stubbornness (mind of his own)
Snorting, snuffling, wheezing, snoring
Gassiness (flatulence)
Slowness to housebreak
Constant heavy shedding
A multitude of serious health problems
A Pug may not be right for you.
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Please move discussion of mixing breeds to > Desiger Dog Controversy
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Feb 20 2007, 4:23 AM EST by
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Moderator Request --
A better venue for discussing the relative merits or demerits of breeding two or more breeds to produce a puppy or a rescue here:
Home > Dog Breeds > Mixed Breeds > Designer Dog Controversy
http://www.wikifido.com/page/Designer+Dog+Controversy
Thank you for this consideration.
Please keep the discussion in consideration of treating people and their dogs as you wish you and your dogs to be treated.
Pat D.
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Added New Picture
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Hope I added the picture of my Puggle, Rosie correctly. I hope more Puggle owners share photos!
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Nov 27 2006, 11:08 PM EST
"I love my little puggle Emma ...shes so cute yet soooo bad!!!! shes a little wild one naturally cause shes a puppy but Im finding it hard to train her how to walk on a lease any suggestions?" Hello,
Thanks for writting about your puggle, Emma. What a cute name! First, how old is she? My puppy Rosie who is almost 6 months now was hard to train on a leash also but, they really do need walks so, its a necessity that they learn. They way I taught Rosie was by brining some yummy treats with us and throwing them in front of us or carrying one in my hand and bribing her along with it. You just need to bribe her to walk and then praise her. Also, consistency is very important. She won't learn if you only try a few days a week. This is something that needs to be practiced everyday. Does she walk on a leash outside to her potty area? If so, walk her on tyour left side and don't let her run in front of you. If you are out for a walk and she is constantly pulling, stop walking when she pulls, get the leach loose again and then start walking again. It may feel like you are stopping all the time but, she will eventually get it. How is Emma doing on potty training? Did you crate train her? I crate trained Rosie and it worked wonderfully. Now she is able to be home alone and out of her crate for 4 hours max. without an accident but, the crate training was great. You should read up on NILF training (Google it). It's a great way to quikly teach her obediance commands plus it will help her be a very well behaved dog. Well, let me know how things go and if you have any other questions. I love talking about Puggles. Also- do you have a page with your babies pictures on it? If not, you should creat one!
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